The strategies of advanced local spatial data infrastructure for Seoul Metropolitan Government

Kim, Moongie; Gwak, Insun; Koh, June-Hwan

doi:10.1080/12265934.2018.1458639

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“…This study employed multivariate analyses to identify factors on the performance variables regarding the traditional retail markets. No causal explanations of the results should be implied, however, in the sense that the analyses are based on cross-sectional observations in 2015 [105]. Further studies are recommended upon the availability of any time-series data.…”

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What Makes an Old Market Sustainable? An Empirical Analysis on the Economic and Leisure Performances of Traditional Retail Markets in Seoul

Gim

2018

Sustainability

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Traditional retail markets have long been the center for urban vitality, yet they have been under threat of advancing superstores run by corporate retailers. Studies have attempted to identify the competitiveness of the markets, but empirical evidence is not sufficient for presenting which factors contribute to the maintenance of a traditional market's economic vitality. In South Korea, urban policies have been directed to revitalizing the markets, but their effectiveness has been questioned. This study aims to fill this void by examining traditional markets in Seoul with multiple regression on (1) the revenue and (2) the volume of customers and with negative binomial regression on (3) the popularity measured by the number of blog posts on the markets. Using a comprehensive set of variables, this paper finds that investments in physical infrastructure (p < 0.000) and organizational/operational capacities (p < 0.008 and p < 0.094) make a significant contribution to the economic vitality. Among product categories, the ratios of perishable food stores were found to be significant (p < 0.000) as well as those of food shops and vendors (p < 0.030). On the other hand, extending convenient facilities and anchor stores would reduce the revenue in the short term. In addition, traditional markets that are recognized as popular destinations may not necessarily be profitable. In this vein, attention should be paid to this mismatch when a strategy is deliberated to transform a market into a tourist attraction.

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What Makes an Old Market Sustainable? An Empirical Analysis on the Economic and Leisure Performances of Traditional Retail Markets in Seoul

Gim

2018

Sustainability

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“…Geospatial technology capabilities for local and state applications have been empirically conducted in the developed countries [15,16]. For example, a Geo-HIS is an information system that fully benefits from the power of geography and geospatial technologies.…”

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Geospatial infrastructure solutions for local government sectors: geo-enabling infectious disease monitoring system in state health departments

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Ahmad²,

Nurhafiza³

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IJATEE

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Tuberculosis (TB) disease is one of the most common diseases among Selangor citizens, Malaysia, due to the high population density, particularly in urban areas and low socioeconomic strata. TB's death rate was nine times higher in Selangor last year, according to the statistics from the Selangor Health Department [1]. There were 3423 cases of TB recorded in 2012 and 5,071 cases of new TB cases recorded in Selangor in

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“…Data (or information) on land and land-related components of development is crucial to ensure transparency, understand the dynamics of land governance perspectives, and serve as a critical consideration in all forms of policymaking (including environmental, social and natural resource decisions) processes [37,38]. The COVID-19 outbreak not enabled the emergence of new data, it also provided data that helped to understand the relationship public health issues can have with land issues processes [8,16].…”

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e-Tracking COVID-19 Disruptions to the Global Development Agenda on Land

Chigbu

2020

IJESNR

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Investigations into the outbreak of COVID-19 or Coronavirus has rapidly evolved in the aspects of information update on deaths and casualties, and the search for medically certified preventive and curative measures. One aspect that remains poorly explored is its disruption to global land (and natural resources) discourse for achieving global sustainable development. This study addresses this gap by conducting a retrospective e-content analysis of social media vignettes posted on Twitter between 1st February and 31st May 2020, to analyse its disruptions to the global land and related issues. It makes four crucial revelations. (1) The COVID-19, like earthquakes and volcanoes, is a viral disaster which has caused disruptions to the global discourse on land. (2) It has led to new land information that provides evidence that health issues have a qualitative relationship to land issues. (3) It has also led to positive societal attitude to hygiene, which has implications on health, sanitation and environment. (4) It has created new funding opportunities for improving health, sanitation and environment. By providing details on these findings, the study contributes to the literature that reminds all stakeholders that the COVID-19 outbreak must be curtailed without a loss of attention to other critical global issues, such as land-related concerns.

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The strategies of advanced local spatial data infrastructure for Seoul Metropolitan Government

Cited by 6 publications

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What Makes an Old Market Sustainable? An Empirical Analysis on the Economic and Leisure Performances of Traditional Retail Markets in Seoul

What Makes an Old Market Sustainable? An Empirical Analysis on the Economic and Leisure Performances of Traditional Retail Markets in Seoul

Geospatial infrastructure solutions for local government sectors: geo-enabling infectious disease monitoring system in state health departments

e-Tracking COVID-19 Disruptions to the Global Development Agenda on Land

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